The New England Patriots secured a 24-19 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, overcoming a halftime deficit to earn an important divisional victory.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye delivered a composed performance, completing 16-of-20 passes for 199 yards and two touchdowns. While his passing yardage was modest, Maye made the most of his opportunities and avoided throwing interceptions. He also contributed a rushing touchdown in the game.
Rhamondre Stevenson played an important role in the Patriots' offensive effort, carrying the ball 19 times for 82 yards. His contributions proved to be valuable, particularly late in the contest, when he recovered an onside kick and converted a crucial first down to help New England close out the game.
DeMario
Douglas led the Patriots’ receiving unit with three receptions for 76 yards and a touchdown. Kyle Williams also provided a significant contribution, recording one catch that resulted in a 43-yard touchdown. Both receivers delivered explosive plays that helped fuel New England in the win.
Here are the highest and lowest graded offensive players for the Patriots in their win over the Dolphins, per Pro Football Focus:
Top five PFF graded players
- WR DeMario Douglas - 84.4
- RB Rhamondre Stevenson - 84.4
- LT Will Campbell - 82.1
- TE Hunter Henry - 74.2
- QB Drake Maye - 73.4
Bottom five PFF graded players
- TE Tanner Arkin - 39.4
- TE Eli Raridon - 41.3
- OT Caleb Lomu - 41.3
- RB Lan Larison - 44.6
- G Walter Rouse - 49.7
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